HUGE Cooler With $315,000 For 1st!
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2024
- David Peters, a master at getting value from his strong hands against any calibre of poker player, showcased his skills during a high stakes tournament at the PokerGO studio in Las Vegas. Peters has already guaranteed himself a podium finish when he decides to get involved in a huge pot against the chip leader, Kristen Foxen. Will Peters be able to extract maximum value with top two pair against one of the best female poker players in the business?
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When you are trying to emulate Game Theory Optimal (GTO), you should be choosing to 3-bet from the big blind with many off-suit hands that contain a high and a low card, especially when the stacks are around 30 big blinds effective. They perform better as 3-bets than calls, allowing you to apply significant Independent Chip Model (ICM) pressure on your opponents who will generally have a wide range if they have opened from late position.
David Peters ‘SilentAssassin’ is a 36 year old professional poker player from the U.S.A. He is in the top 10 on the all-time money list with over $45,700,000 in total live earnings. He has 4 World Series Of Poker (WSOP) bracelets, his 1st came in a 2016 $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em (NLHE) event for $41,557, 2nd was a 2022 $10,000 Heads-Up NLHE (Online) event for $360,480, 3rd in a 2021 $7,777 NLHE Lucky 7s High Roller (Online) event for $283,940, and his 4th in a 2022 $100,000 High Roller Bounty NLHE event for $1,168,810.
Kristen Foxen is a Canadian professional poker player with over $7,300,000 in live tournament earnings. She has 3 WSOP bracelets, her first was from the $1,000 Ladies Championship Event in 2013 where she won $173,922 her second came from the $1,500 6-Max No-Limit Hold’em Bounty in 2016 where she $290,768, and her third was from a $2,500 No Limit Hold'em 6-Max online event in 2020 where she won $356,412
The 2024 PokerGo Cup was a series of eight No-Limit Hold'em poker tournaments with buy-ins ranging from $10,000 - $25,000 played from January 25 to February 3, 2024 and held inside the PokerGO Studio at ARIA Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
$15,000 - 2024 PokerGO Cup Event #7 - Results
1st: David Peters ‘SilentAssassin’ U.S.A - $315,000
2nd: Kristen Foxen ‘krissyb24’ - Canada - $204,750
3rd: Brock Wilson - U.S.A - $141,750
4th: Daniel Smiljkovic ‘SmileThHero’ - German - $105,000
5th: Seth Davies - U.S.A - $78,750
6th: Morten Klein - Norway - $57,750
🔍 Preflop:
As the shortest stack playing 3-handed, David Peters raises to 140,000 from the button with A9 of clubs. After PokerCoaching coach, Brock Wilson in the small blind folds, Kristen Foxen 3-bets to 450,000 from the big blind with A5o. Peters calls with his suited ace, and they head to the flop.
💸 Flop - As 9h 5s:
A disastrous flop falls for Kristen. She has flopped top and bottom pair but is behind Peters’ top two pair. She fires a continuation bet of 250,000 and Peters sets the trap and just calls.
💣 Turn - 6d:
The 6 of diamonds on the turn introduces a possible gutshot straight. Foxen fires a second barrel of 500,000 with her two pair. Peters smooth calls with two pair once more and they head to the river.
🌊 River - 8d:
The front door flush draw misses on the 8 of diamonds river, but it does mean any seven now makes a straight. Will Foxen be scared of that straight and check? Or will she put Peters all-in? Stay tuned to the end of this poker video to find out!
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Do you think about ICM when at a final table? 🤔Or do you just try to win? 🏆
I certainly think about icm.
I refer to Daniel Sepiol's WPT championship win from December. Dude was the only one who went for it and therefore the only one who could win. I also refer to the reality that all the televised FT's I've watched in the last few years have a monster chip leader and everyone else just playing for ladders because the dynamic of ICM. I can't say what I would do as the biggest pay jump I ever played for was like 20,000 but It seems like folks pass up on what used to be a clear spot to try and maneuver their 4th place stack into 4th place even though there's 5 players left.
Instead, let's talk about the clickbait title. Everyone recognizes this was a short-handed cooler, not one player "destroying" another with better play. I respect you, Jonathan, and I expect better than this.
He flopped basically the nuts vs second nuts. You aren’t folding either if your foxen
Embarrassing on so many levels, she jammed, she didn't call. So you don't know English or poker. Please tell us how she could have folded when she was the aggressor at every point in the hand. 🫢🤫
Easy GTO fold. Come play at my home game whenever you want.
@Lloydchristmas, LOL! Troll???
My Foxen what?
to be fair he didn't "destroy her".. the deck did.
He trapped her to perfection.
Ok s1mp.
@@Dead-bl7to lmao read all the other comments, no one shares your opinion incel 😅
Anyone can "destroy" someone at the poker table when they cooler them in position. No matter what line Peters takes post flop he gets all the chips, because they're way too shallow.
Thats why I hate poker. Do everything right and still get crushed by the arrogant drunk who keeps hitting 1 and 2 outers against you.
"Destroys" is super-clickbaity title when the hand is 2Pvs2P 3-handed. The hand analysis as always is top notch, but I fully expected this was gonna be a far more nuanced/technical hand.
2:41 love how much the dealer has to spread his legs lol. Guessing that weird shaped table is not dealer friendly. Would hate to deal on that.
I understand that you want to promote your newest coach, but calling "destroyed" a cooler is a lack of respect for any player. Shame
Thanks for the feedback. I've updated the title!
Check river with one liner and two calls to possible induce bluff
I'm just curious when she re-raises, bets flop and bets turn and Peters is still there.. what does she think has got that far? Like AJ or AQ specifically, something like this? If Peters purely had flush draw then he cannot call river bet anyway and why can he not have something like 78s spades... I don't know about this triple barrel and what it wanted to achieve to be honest... maybe even trying to rep A7... i don't know.. confused by the line in general to be honest.
I thought A5 "blocks" A9.
A "block" usually means there is a lower probability of having it. If you have 1 Ace and there is 1 Ace on the board then there are less Aces in the deck for your opponent to have.
@@huckleberryfinn8795 “fewer” aces. Not less aces.
@@untouchable360x Man you're really a smartass huh
What medium strength hands could peters have that are taking this line and call the river? 98?K9? A2-A4?
There are so many sets, better two pair and a straights possible... and a very good Ax would have shoved preflop, as well as a high pocket pair. 76/78 of hearts or spades make a straight as well at the river. I really can't see why we should shove here. On any other street sure...
I agree… the only thing I can think on top of this is pocket kings or queens?
Even then I’m not convinced - would have been a check from me!
Chech the pot size on the river and Peter's stack size. If she checks do you think she's folding? Not a chance. Peters can have lots of 2 pairs on that board that check behind but he can call with them. Correct all in, correct call.
If they were 80 BBS deep it would be a totally different hand
@barygol I didn't say check to fold... just check call. There are not many two pairs out there that call and A5 does beat... maybe 98 as I said. 56? Everything else has a straight or is better. I doubt 68, 69 or stuff like this is in Peters range but I have no clue about call to 3bet ranges in this scenario...
And every missed draw folds, but with the river jam you take away the chance to catch a bluff from those missed draws. They both just bet so tiny until river and let the SPR shrink to a value where they both are pot commited.
Personally I would just get it in at the turn with A9 and be done with the hand...
Who else thinks Kristin Bicknell looks like Chris Evert Lloyd? Who here remembers Chris Evert?🤣🤣
I am a fan of the Channel but to he honest little learning on that video. She has to bet, he has to call and she loses. Nothing to write home about. Hope to find some more learnings in the next ones. Keep up the good work!
This would be my thinking, check on the river and let him make a move. Or make a small bet. A 7 obviously beats you, but so does any set. He's not folding a better hand but he may fold a worse hand to an all in. So it's very unlikely you get a call with a worse hand, so why go all in?
But you will get called with a better hand, like a set, a 7, A-6, A-9, etc.
If he goes all in after your check/small bet, at least you've been warned you may be beat. More information is power.
He could have very very easily had a pair of 5s and she would have gladly bet into him the same exact way. She didn't even consider that, as she was dead set on bullying through. Good for him!
Brutal
cooler
Rip it all in
I think her river decision is unclear based on her turn sizing I would personally just check call with a hand that doesn't block missed flush draws though I am not sure how often he turns up with them. He's at the absolute top of his range is he not so he's pretty much got to call if she shoves and accept that he loses to a few of her barrels that get there. Her turn sizing is kind of mashing up my thinking and I am not saying it's wrong but with a hand as strong as she has, she can absolutely bet like 375 on the turn and still jam or check call the river pretty comfortably, no?
Destroyed her better than alex
She’s a fox 🦊
Everyone is complaining about “clickbait “ on soo many channels. Chill
Maybe because everyone is tired of living in a world of social media where everything is sensationalized for attention. I know I am.
@OneEyedJack01 No one cares what you think. Just sit here and cry. You won't live long enough anyway, you know, with your sedentary lifestyle and all. 🤡🤡🤡
Totally justified in this case. Clickbait and lack of respect for a player. Cooler, not destruction
I mean, I enjoyed the video. A lot actually. However clickbait is clickbait and Foxen deserves better
@@barygol Johnathon the people have spoken. Rename it as a cooler , and an example of how it should have been played by both players